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new internationaldivision of labour1 CONSTRUCTNew internationalFRÖBEL · MARXIAN POLITICAL

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Marxian political economy

the relocation of manufacturing from industrialized to developing countries to use cheap labour, enabled by transport, communication and task fragmentation.

In marxian political economy, new international division of labour refers to the relocation of manufacturing from industrialized to developing countries to use cheap labour, enabled by transport, communication and task fragmentation. This meaning comes from Fröbel (1977/1980) in The new international division of labour.[1]

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  1. Fröbel, F., Heinrichs, J., & Kreye, O. (1980). The new international division of labour (P. Burgess, Trans.). Cambridge University Press; Editions de la Maison des Sciences de l'Homme. (Original work published 1977) ISBN 9780521223195

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